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BIOZONE TECHNOLOGY

Biozone Scientific's revolutionary Photoplasma™ technology represents a paradigm shift in indoor environmental enhancement.

Meticulously designed to transcend conventional cleaning methodologies, this cutting-edge technology harnesses a sophisticated blend of negative ions, hydroxyl radicals, singlet oxygen, ultraviolet light, and ozone.

Together, these elements form a dynamic synergy that effectively purifies indoor air, targeting and neutralizing a broad spectrum of contaminants.

WHY IS PHOTOPLASMA™ SPECIAL?

Photoplasma™ technology harnesses the power of multiple elements to create a cleaner, fresher indoor environment. It purifies the air by removing harmful compounds and eliminates odours, mold, and bacteria, making it difficult for these unwelcome elements to survive.

HYDROXYL FREE RADICALS

Ability to break down volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that contribute to unpleasant smells. They are most effective at cleaning areas closest to the product.

SINGLET OXYGEN

It has a longer lifetime compared to other reactive oxygen species, allowing it more time to diffuse and react therefore it is most effective at cleaning areas further away from the product.

OZONE

Weakens bacteria and odour compounds, breaking them down into harmless end-products like carbon dioxide and water, it is a general all-round cleaner.

Photoplasma™ technology

NEGATIVE IONS

Ability to attach to tiny airborne particles, weighing them down and causing them to drop out of the air – significantly enhancing air quality.

ULTRA VIOLET LIGHT

Powerful disinfection capabilities, reducing bacteria and compounds.

What does Photoplasma™ do?

Photoplasma™ technology harnesses the power of multiple elements to create a cleaner, fresher indoor environment. It purifies the air by removing harmful compounds and eliminates odours, mold, and bacteria, making it difficult for these unwelcome elements to survive.

Reduces Unpleasant Odour

(e.g. Tobacco smoke, musty odour and cooking smell)

Removes Harmful Chemical Gases

(e.g. Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulphide)

Decreases the Concentration of Airborne Particulate Matter

(e.g. PM2.5, PM10)

Eliminates Airborne and Surface Microorganisms

(e.g. Bacteria, viruses and fungi)

Decomposes Volatile Organic Compounds and Other Organic Compounds

(e.g. Formaldehyde, Benzene & Members of PAHs)

Frequently Asked Quesitons

BioZone Scientific's Photoplasma™ technology utilizes a combination of negative ions, hydroxyl radicals, singlet oxygen, ultraviolet light, and ozone to effectively break down contaminants in indoor environments. These elements initiate a chain of reactions that ultimately convert pollutants into harmless molecules like carbon dioxide and water vapor.

Photoplasma™ technology offers numerous benefits, including efficient deodorization, low maintenance requirements, energy efficiency, minimal impact on airflow, and a fresh, clean indoor environment. Additionally, it reduces the need for chemical deodorizers and fragrances, contributing to improved indoor air quality and sustainability.

Yes, Photoplasma™ technology is designed to be safe for indoor use. It operates within specified parameters to ensure minimal risk to occupants. Additionally, it reduces reliance on chemical deodorizers and fragrances, promoting a healthier indoor environment.

Yes, Photoplasma™ technology is engineered for energy efficiency, contributing to reduced energy consumption in indoor spaces. By eliminating the need for frequent ventilation or the use of energy-intensive air purification systems, it helps conserve energy and lower operational costs.

Photoplasma™ technology is versatile and suitable for various indoor environments, including residential homes, commercial offices, healthcare facilities, hospitality venues, and more. It can effectively enhance indoor air quality and create a fresher, more inviting atmosphere in any space.

Due to its reliable design and efficient operation, the Photoplasma™ system requires minimal maintenance. The frequency of maintenance depends on factors such as usage intensity and environmental conditions, but typically, it involves infrequent checks and routine cleaning.

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